Great Ocean Road Bushfires

Great Ocean Road post bushfire resilience guideline

Guideline for Building in Bushfire Prone Areas Wye River & Separation Creek Post bushfire recovery is a complex.…

Bushfire persistence and why resilience matters

As a nation who celebrates “droughts and flooding rains” it is odd that we are so resistant to accepting the…

Bushfire management and the size of the problem

Bushfire has been a natural part of our landscape for thousands of years and remains an ever-present threat for our…

Houses in the Flame Zone

What can be done to increase the resilience of houses in the Flame Zone?

The management of bushfires is a shared responsibility at all levels of society. In general terms, an acceptable level…

Living in the Bushfire Flame Zone

I heard an interesting comment recently, that it is “Not a good idea to live in the flame zone.” For many people living…

Reducing the bushfire risk

Reducing the bushfire risk

Bushfires of low or moderate intensity often pose little threat to life, property and community assets. However,…

So why are there houses in the Bushfire Flame Zone?

The simple answer is planning decisions of the past often did not take into consideration a range of natural hazards…

Project: A Complicated Access Issue

Project: A Complicated Access Issue Client: Hornsby Council Blackash™ was engaged to demonstrate how a proposed…

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